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e _ " -tom j ��-reti- _ -asr'a '"-.cgl <br /> -- <br /> �, a <br /> a.. <br /> .I <br /> According to the San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water <br /> '.� Conservation District, Spring 1990, the regional groundwater gradient <br /> is to the east - northeast. <br /> The nearest surface water body to the site is the Stockton Deep Water <br /> Channel which trends east to west and is connected to the Sacramento <br /> F - San Joaquin Delta. The east end of the channel terminates just <br /> west of the site at Center Street. The site itself overlies the <br /> former east end of the channel. The site is also located. <br /> approximately 2.75 miles south of the Calaveras River and 2.5 miles <br /> north of Walker Slough, a tributary of the San Joaquin River. <br /> r <br /> A survey of all water wells within a one-mile radius of the site was <br /> conducted based on information received from the California <br /> Department of Water Resources. The closest well to the site in due <br /> east of the site on El Dorado Street. The approximate locations of <br /> known water wells within a one-wile radius of the site are plotted on <br /> Figure 3. <br /> "f 3.1 Site Specific Hydrogeologic Setting <br /> P;-evious investigations at the facility show that soils beneath much <br /> of the site Consist primarily of clays (CL/CH) from surface to <br /> approximately 26 feet below grade with a zone of elastic silt (mm) <br /> ,. and clay (CL) to a depth of 36 feet, the maximum depth of the <br /> unsaturated zone. However, in the central portion of the site, <br /> IF roughly coincident with the area` of the former tank excavwLion, the <br /> site is comprised largely of cards. A portion of this material may <br /> V be fill from offsite, placed- in .the excavation to a depth of <br /> approximately 12 feet below grade. From skj?proximately 12 to 26 feet <br /> below grade, the native material is largely sand as indicated by the } <br /> logs from borings SB3, SH4, SB9, VP1 and VP2 (Appendix 1) . <br /> Current depth to groundwater at the site is approximately 35 feet <br /> below grade. Groundwater gradient at the site is toward the north - <br /> northeast at 0.005 feet per feet or 26 feet per mile (Figure 4) . <br /> weber Palet Property - 475 <br /> "' aUPOyfl.ilY - . <br />